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We look to all kinds of signs to validate our ideas, aspirations or fears. Maybe he thought he was being groomed to replace the CEO and his disappointment led to his walking away? He cashed something like $87 million in shares and still hold $500 million worth of shares. Not bad for a guy...

Those leaving China's dictatorship are taking everything they can and draining the country of many millions of dollars, either legally earned or not. They're moving not just to California, but to all anglo countries and Southeast Asia, paying top dollars for properties and creating much...

Did I say anything about Salon? Reread. Asian hating each other? You mean unlike Central Americans or Europeans hating each other? Do you know how many white people butchered each other over 21 centuries?!?

Ok, wasn't aware that putting the article in quotes would resolve the length issue. Will do that in the future. He only needed to explain this instead of getting on his soap box.

Simply that Americans don't know how to work anymore, because we don't have the skills set to operate a TSMC factory in the US. It's a bit unfair and it hides another reason we "can't" do it. The variable no one wants to talk about is labor cost. All these white coat workers working in chip...

I didn't create the post on this thread. He picked it from the the thread I created only to complain about its length in this thread! :banghead: don't read my thread if your attention span is limited to 2 sentences! It's actually a pain to post entire articles (the website isn't very user...

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That would be Niger, not Nigeria ;)

I don't disagree with the criticisms. I don't know who the writer is, but he seems to spin alt right anti Chinese propaganda, Breitbart style. I do think China is in a population pickle though. Its only history of multiculturalism is within its borders, between Chinese of different cultural...

o_O The fascist has spoken.. if your attention span is limited to One sentence or less Just read single sentence posts :finger:

ECOWAS has already threatened a number of actions. Both US and French militaries have forces in the country. The question is, what is the general population response to the coup. Russia is paying people to protest against the west but pay double and they will protest Russia. It would take no...

The interesting side of this coup isn't the coup itself (Niger has only known coup since its independence) it's how western nations will respond to it.

As far as I'm concerned that they brought "free" trading to the business is a good enough reason to hope they continue to be. If they were to fall, all brokerage firms will go back to the $15 round trip fee in a nano second.

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I lean towards the European model and take the environmental crisis as an example. European citizens are pushing their respective governments to do something. Governments from individual nations and then as a group under the EU government set rules born out of the Paris Accords, itself based...

You're a bit cynical, but not far from reality. In the US, anyone and any entity can finance political parties and specific politicians, either overtly or covertly. Thus begins the race for money to spend on the election race. Political parties and individual politicians cater to those who...

That's putting too much faith in the so called free market, a term used by business to keep government regulators an arms length distance away from its practices. Business has gone out of its way to finance political parties and politicians to ensure that distance remains, and the US economy is...

That sounds like an America problem.

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